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What is the purpose of the x:Class attribute in a XAML file?
What is the purpose of the x:Class attribute in a XAML file?
- To handle events for interactive controls
- To set properties on the underlying type
- To create a new instance of a class
- To define a derived C# class (correct)
In XAML, what is the purpose of using attributes?
In XAML, what is the purpose of using attributes?
- To define namespaces
- To create new classes
- To handle events
- To set properties on the underlying type (correct)
What is the significance of a Type Converter in XAML?
What is the significance of a Type Converter in XAML?
- It defines new namespaces in XAML
- It converts XML attribute values to their correct types (correct)
- It handles events for interactive controls
- It converts XML elements to HTML elements
How is event handling typically done for interactive controls in XAML?
How is event handling typically done for interactive controls in XAML?
Which part of a XAML file can the x:Class attribute appear in?
Which part of a XAML file can the x:Class attribute appear in?
What is instantiated from existing classes and initialized in a XAML file?
What is instantiated from existing classes and initialized in a XAML file?
What does the Button control define in XAML?
What does the Button control define in XAML?
What is needed to convert an XML attribute value to its correct type in XAML?
What is needed to convert an XML attribute value to its correct type in XAML?
Where is the Clicked event handler for a Button control typically located in XAML?
Where is the Clicked event handler for a Button control typically located in XAML?
Which element of code creates a new Label object with specific properties set in XAML?
Which element of code creates a new Label object with specific properties set in XAML?
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